Sentence examples for weighty book from inspiring English sources

And don't worry too much if it's taking you a while to read this weighty book.

His mastery of the literature, his clarity of thought and elegantly plain language make this weighty book gripping, memorable and easy to understand.

This weighty book (its pages number sixteen hundred and twelve) claims to be the final word on the assassination of President Kennedy.

This new approach, the subject of a weighty book just published by the World Bank*, is based on "notional" (or non-financial) defined contributions (NDCs) by workers.

Though dismissed by Hawthorne himself as "not a good nor a weighty book," and freighted with a stubbornly, gallantly retained dedication to the unpopular Pierce, "Our Old Home" sold well enough to whet Ticknor & Fields's appetite for more Hawthorne.

Photographers loved to get her to pose in tight shorts, a silk robe or a swimsuit with a come-hither look and a weighty book — a history of Goya or James Joyce's "Ulysses" or Heinrich Heine's poems.

SHOUTS & MURMURS satire of weighty books by television news anchors, such as ABC newscaster Peter Jennings 606-pagee book, "The Century".

If you read only serious and weighty books, give yourself a break and pick this up.

His television programmes and a back catalogue of weighty books on the British monarchy make him one of our most bankable constitutional experts.

By Bruce McCall The New Yorker, January 18 , 1999P. 38 SHOUTS & MURMURS satire of weighty books by television news anchors, such as ABC newscaster Peter Jennings' 606-page book, "The Century".

We've written a few weighty books on the subject ourselves, and we firmly believe that this kind of stuff is worth thinking about.